distinguished

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Famous and respected, or looking important.

Meanings of «distinguished»

1 · adjective

famous and respected

She became a distinguished scientist known worldwide.

2 · adjective

looking important, elegant, or dignified in appearance

He looked distinguished in his tailored grey suit.

Similar: dignified elegant refined

Translation

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«distinguished» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

respected for what a person has done

distinguishedrespected for a long, successful careerHe is a distinguished professor of history.

esteemedformalused in speeches to show great respectWelcome, esteemed guests.

honoredgiven special respect, or proud of a privilegeShe was the honored guest at the dinner.

Word family

distinguish B1 · verbdistinguishable C1 · adjectiveindistinguishable C1 · adjectivedistinguished B2 · adjective

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